Sentence examples for good hurt from inspiring English sources
The process cripples the flow of capital to fast-growing businesses, and may feed corruption because of how important relationships are to approvals, but it may may also filter out frauds.In the meantime, doubts over how to separate bad from good hurt everyone, the blameless and the scammers.
One bar in LA, Good Hurt, is giving away a free beer to the "mayor" every time they come in!
As for the Argentine defence, in the defensive midfield Mascherano and Gago play well, Banega on and off has been good(hurt now), but they are trying to give the back four continuity and it seems ok for the SAmerican level so far.
Saturday night, indie rockers That Noise played Venice's The Good Hurt and smacked the audience silly with their awesomeness.
And it hurts their mother in a good hurt kind of way: the pleasure of watching them grow together borders on pain and euphoria sometimes, it makes me so gratefully sad.
Yes it does hurt but it's a good hurt.
But, he added, "a national, blanket moratorium on all foreclosure sales would do far more harm than good, hurting homeowners and home buyers alike at a time when foreclosed homes make up 25 percent of home sales".
The American call, though, has raised concerns that it might do more harm than good, hurting Washington's standing in Caracas while setting a potentially perilous precedent in other Latin American countries with weak governments and institutions.
So, despite the haemorrhage of funds the Treasury had expected to flow in, this had to be a feel-good, hurt no one, universal giveaway to woo the legions of the undecided.
The drugstore operator Rite Aid said Thursday it narrowed its quarterly loss as it cut costs, but weak sales of consumer goods hurt results.
While Mr. Noda apparently hoped to defuse the standoff by keeping the islands out of the Tokyo governor's hands, the move drew outrage in China, where attacks on Japanese businesses and boycotts of Japanese goods hurt economic relations.
